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Lately I’ve been building a coastal beach house for an escape game we’re developing at Starr Studios.
That means making all the things that help it feel like a home—kitchen cabinets, furniture, lamps, framed artwork, and the smaller details you might not notice individually but would miss if they weren’t there.
The bedrooms are the latest addition. It’s been fun seeing the individual pieces come together in Godot, especially once the lighting starts giving each room its own personality.
Along the way, we’re also turning the work into reusable asset collections for other creators. One project is gradually becoming both a playable world and a growing library of 3D assets.
Still plenty to build—and I’ll keep the puzzles to myself. 🙂
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